The most popular fixed screen games

In a fixed screen game there is no scrolling, neither vertical nor horizontal. In a fixed screen video game, the screen doesn't move in any way. Anything but the screen can usually move anyway, but gameplay is restricted to the fixed screen. Early arcade games where typically fixed screen games: scrolling was harder to obtain in the early age of video gaming.

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Frogger Jr.

DOS19843.6/5

Manhole

DOS19922.9/5

Batalia

DOS19862.8/5 The Right Brothers

Inve$t

DOS19903.5/5 Starbyte Software

Slam!

Windows 3.x19933.8/5

Round 42

DOS19862.7/5

Pac Maniac

DOS19934.1/5 ChamProgramming corp.

Axet

DOS1994freeware3.7/5

Pictionary: The Game of Quick Draw

DOS19893/5 Oxford Mobius

BitStorm

DOS19993.3/5

Mah Jongg Solitaire

DOS19874/5 Arcanum Computing

M Labyrinth

DOS19933.9/5 Gamos

O-Pong

DOS19963.1/5

Bolo Ball

DOS19923.5/5 Soleau Software

Bolo Ball is a DOS game from the mid-1990s. It features a physics-based gameplay where the objective is to knock opponent balls out of an arena. When you start the game, you find yourself in a 2D arena set against a starry, space-like background. You control a colorful ball, which, despite being a 2D sprite, appears somewhat three-dimensional due t...

Bagman

Windows2013freewareremake4/5

EducAtlas 1993

DOS19933.2/5

EGA Bomb

DOS19883.7/5

Willow

DOS19883.9/5 Brian A. Rice

Cosmic Crusader

DOS19823.7/5 Funatics Software

Gapper

DOS19864/5

Manic Miner remake

DOS1997remake4/5

Manic Miner is a quintessential platformer game that emerged in the early 1980s, developed by Matthew Smith for the ZX Spectrum. It stands as a hallmark of the 8-bit gaming era, celebrated for its innovative design and enduring charm. This is a quite faithful remake.In Manic Miner, you guide Miner Willy through a series of twenty treacherous cavern...